Gregg Braden

What changed is in 2019, they formalized an agreement with the United Nations through what is now called the UN SDG 2030, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, 17 goals that are intended to be implemented within five years now, because we're now almost 2025. That's not very long. The goals are beautiful goals when you look at them by title.

What changed is in 2019, they formalized an agreement with the United Nations through what is now called the UN SDG 2030, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, 17 goals that are intended to be implemented within five years now, because we're now almost 2025. That's not very long. The goals are beautiful goals when you look at them by title.

What changed is in 2019, they formalized an agreement with the United Nations through what is now called the UN SDG 2030, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, 17 goals that are intended to be implemented within five years now, because we're now almost 2025. That's not very long. The goals are beautiful goals when you look at them by title.

Things like food security and child health, planetary global child health. I mean, who doesn't want that? We all want that. Now, you look at the fine print. And you say, how are they going to achieve those goals in such a brief period of time? And the level of social engineering that has to happen if they are going to achieve those goals is staggering. It is nothing short of a social revolution.

Things like food security and child health, planetary global child health. I mean, who doesn't want that? We all want that. Now, you look at the fine print. And you say, how are they going to achieve those goals in such a brief period of time? And the level of social engineering that has to happen if they are going to achieve those goals is staggering. It is nothing short of a social revolution.

Things like food security and child health, planetary global child health. I mean, who doesn't want that? We all want that. Now, you look at the fine print. And you say, how are they going to achieve those goals in such a brief period of time? And the level of social engineering that has to happen if they are going to achieve those goals is staggering. It is nothing short of a social revolution.

I personally don't want to live in the world that they're proposing, a world... where everything is digitized, everything is controlled, everything is run by AI. AI is making decisions for our health, AI is making decisions for all these things. So yes, a relatively small number of people have these visions. Most people

I personally don't want to live in the world that they're proposing, a world... where everything is digitized, everything is controlled, everything is run by AI. AI is making decisions for our health, AI is making decisions for all these things. So yes, a relatively small number of people have these visions. Most people

I personally don't want to live in the world that they're proposing, a world... where everything is digitized, everything is controlled, everything is run by AI. AI is making decisions for our health, AI is making decisions for all these things. So yes, a relatively small number of people have these visions. Most people

In life, if I go to my... I live in a rural area in northern New Mexico, beautiful part of the world. And when I'm home, I go to my local food co-op. That's where I get to connect with my neighbors. Really good people, Andre. You know, most of them are so... Their lives are so full with raising their children, working two or three jobs, trying to put food on the table, keeping things together.

In life, if I go to my... I live in a rural area in northern New Mexico, beautiful part of the world. And when I'm home, I go to my local food co-op. That's where I get to connect with my neighbors. Really good people, Andre. You know, most of them are so... Their lives are so full with raising their children, working two or three jobs, trying to put food on the table, keeping things together.

In life, if I go to my... I live in a rural area in northern New Mexico, beautiful part of the world. And when I'm home, I go to my local food co-op. That's where I get to connect with my neighbors. Really good people, Andre. You know, most of them are so... Their lives are so full with raising their children, working two or three jobs, trying to put food on the table, keeping things together.

They don't have time to think about this stuff. So they don't know... the specifics of what you and I are talking about. What they do know is that the world is changing and it's happening too fast. And I had a woman actually say this to me. She said, it's not, it's the changes are not chosen by us. They're happening to us. And so their answer is to pull back. They're saying, we need to slow down.

They don't have time to think about this stuff. So they don't know... the specifics of what you and I are talking about. What they do know is that the world is changing and it's happening too fast. And I had a woman actually say this to me. She said, it's not, it's the changes are not chosen by us. They're happening to us. And so their answer is to pull back. They're saying, we need to slow down.

They don't have time to think about this stuff. So they don't know... the specifics of what you and I are talking about. What they do know is that the world is changing and it's happening too fast. And I had a woman actually say this to me. She said, it's not, it's the changes are not chosen by us. They're happening to us. And so their answer is to pull back. They're saying, we need to slow down.

They're pulling their kids out of public schools to teach them the values that they cherish in their family. They're growing their own food. Less engaged in the banking system, less engaged in traditional forms of finance, retirement, jobs and careers, all of that. That's their answer is by going back to the basics. So, yes, it is a relatively small number. However, they now have the ability.

They're pulling their kids out of public schools to teach them the values that they cherish in their family. They're growing their own food. Less engaged in the banking system, less engaged in traditional forms of finance, retirement, jobs and careers, all of that. That's their answer is by going back to the basics. So, yes, it is a relatively small number. However, they now have the ability.

They're pulling their kids out of public schools to teach them the values that they cherish in their family. They're growing their own food. Less engaged in the banking system, less engaged in traditional forms of finance, retirement, jobs and careers, all of that. That's their answer is by going back to the basics. So, yes, it is a relatively small number. However, they now have the ability.

The policies are being written, as you and I are having this conversation. The policies are already in place. And some of those policies now are being made into law. And that law, just the way we have lobbyists for oil and gas industry and pharmaceutical industry, there are now lobbyists.

The policies are being written, as you and I are having this conversation. The policies are already in place. And some of those policies now are being made into law. And that law, just the way we have lobbyists for oil and gas industry and pharmaceutical industry, there are now lobbyists.